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@angie061099/md-links

v0.2.0

Published

Read and verificade all the links in your directory

Downloads

45

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

Readme

Markdown Links

Cadenas

Introducción

Markdown es un lenguaje de marcado ligero muy popular entre developers. Es usado en muchísimas plataformas que manejan texto plano (GitHub, foros, blogs, ...), y es muy común encontrar varios archivos en ese formato en cualquier tipo de repositorio.

Estos archivos Markdown normalmente contienen links que muchas veces están rotos o ya no son válidos y eso perjudica mucho el valor de la información que se quiere compartir.

Objetivos del proyecto

Este proyecto se hizo con la finalidad de poder verificar los links que se encuentran de cualquier archivo que tenga la extención .md.

Historias de usuario

  1. El usuario necesita poder instalar la librería con un npm install.
  2. El usuario necesita las opciones de validate y state para poder visualizar sus links funcionales.

Diagrama de flujo general

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Definición del usuario

El usuario es cualquier otro programador que necesite verificar sus links por medio de una librería.

Consideraciones generales

La librería esta implementada en JavaScript para ser ejecutada con Node.js.